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light cutting through broken windows to pick out the detail of what remains
one of the frontier town false-front buildings that formed the heart of the park's Western Land zone
Structures like this provided essential shelter for those moving stock through the alpine environment
paint peeling from the walls and the surfaces stained by years of disuse
its rooms emptied of everything except the silence left behind when the last occupant walked out
The Hall water tower light cutting through broken windowsPainted plaster peeling from the walls of a corridor in the Kirkbride Complex, Callan Park, with paint chips and debris across the floor and light falling through a line of open doorways. The Kirkbride Complex was built between 1880 and 1885 to a pavilion type layout, with linked ward blocks designed to give patients air, light, and space rather than confinement. Part of the Callan Park series.
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